Miss Fannie Nichols, Who has been ill at this place since last June, passed away at her home on first avenue on thursday night of last week, after a lingering illness of some seven months duration. Her trouble first arose from a case of ivy poisoning which seems to have devloped into a complication of stomach trouble from which she could gain no permanent relief. Deseased was seventeen years old; the only girl of a family of five children, leaving a father, J.A. Nichols, and four brothers: Frank, George, Forrest, and N. Nichols, to moarn their loss. A short funeral service was held at the home friday afternoon by the Rev. John Cox and the body was laid to rest in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
--Moncos Times-Tribune Jan 22 1915 --
Mother: Nancy Garrison Nichols
--Moncos Times-Tribune Jan 22 1915 --
Mother: Nancy Garrison Nichols
Miss Fannie Nichols, Who has been ill at this place since last June, passed away at her home on first avenue on thursday night of last week, after a lingering illness of some seven months duration. Her trouble first arose from a case of ivy poisoning which seems to have devloped into a complication of stomach trouble from which she could gain no permanent relief. Deseased was seventeen years old; the only girl of a family of five children, leaving a father, J.A. Nichols, and four brothers: Frank, George, Forrest, and N. Nichols, to moarn their loss. A short funeral service was held at the home friday afternoon by the Rev. John Cox and the body was laid to rest in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
--Moncos Times-Tribune Jan 22 1915 --
Mother: Nancy Garrison Nichols
--Moncos Times-Tribune Jan 22 1915 --
Mother: Nancy Garrison Nichols
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